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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1915

Page

8

Memorial of Mrs Beattie H Woolford

The Madison community mourns Mrs Beattie H Woolford widow of James Hampton Woolford who died at 6 15 this morning at her son Capt Horace Woolford's home after thirteen weeks of illness. Born May 24 1854 in Madison she wrote poetry and prose and contributed to local papers and magazines. Funeral is Friday at 10 from Christ Church with burial in Springdale cemetery.

Tra Beatie H. Woolford J Smea H. Woolford Capt H. O. Wooleford Flint and Walnut Streeze Madison Joseph Jubbs America Oglesby Joseph William Horace Woolford Science Hill Girls Seminary Shelbyville Mason and Dixon Line Ber Bradley Episcopal Church All Soule Dare Alloy Colonel Woolford Horace Oglesby Woolford James Hamilton Woolford Indianapolis Cincinonati Enquirer Louisville Courier-Journal Kentucky Christchurch Harper Springdale Cemetery

Funeral for Mia Rose Schroeder at Mary’s Church

Large funeral attendance at Mary’s Church for Mia Rose Schroeder. High Mass celebrated by Father Bilger with St. Mary’s Choir. Pallbearers named by the decedent attended with many floral offerings and St. Rose Sodality members present.

of, Mary's Church Mia’ Rose Schroeder Father Bilger St. Mary’s W. H. Horuff Ganz

Fire sinks Pauline Hughes after blaze on river

The gasoline ferry Pauline Hughes burned completely near Page's Landing after 11 o'clock injuring owner Ora Ashley, who suffered burns and was hospitalized. Captain Aubrey and two passengers were aboard earlier. the vessel sank downstream with 70 passenger capacity and $800 value, uninsured. Rescue crews and a local ferry operator aided Ashley before he was taken to King's Daughters Hospital.

Pauline Hughes Ora Ashley King’s Daughters’ Hospital Aubrey Kentucky Madison Robert Shaughnessy Frieda Eckert Milton Ashley Johnson Harry Horton Aghley Mr. Ashley Ashbley Dr. Totten Vail Page’s Landing East Street

Death notices of Mrs Lillie Clark and related items

Widow Mrs Susan F Clark learns of Mrs Lillie D Clark’s death in Independence Missouri after a brief illness. The report notes the Clark family’s ties to Madison and their circle of friends. Also included are brief items: B O Hill of the Federal Reserve Bank suicide in Cleveland, a hotel fire in Hammond Indiana, and a Chinese pupil’s recital incident.

Susan F. Clark Lillie D. Clark William V. Clark Independence Clark Cleveland B. O. Hill Federal Reserve Bank Hammond, Ind Semohl Hotel

Russians Repel Germans at Langszargen Battle and Przemysl Falls

Reports from London and Petrograd recount Russian forces driving back Germans at Langszargen Prussia and capturing many as Austrians retreat to the Carpathians. Outer Przemysl forts reportedly fall amid winter conditions and a broader war council forms at Lille.

Petrograd Farman Langszargen Prussia Prageiu Carpathians London

Berlin fronts report raids across Europe in March skirmishes

Berlin reports French aviators bombing Schiettstadt Aleace and German aviators bombing Calais. It claims fighting on Prussian soil between Germans and Russians. German staff pledges retaliation with three villages burned for every village or estate torched by Russians.

Berlin Schiettstadt Aleace Calais Nemel Poland

Mistaken Identity Complicates Love Triangle

Albert Hamilton shapes a ruse to mimic Bob Mesereau to comfort Lola Bartholow's rejected fiancé. A staged show of loyalty helps him win the trust of Miss Bartholow, while Miss Everett cooperates to smooth a tangled romance. The plan falters then slowly succeeds as mistaken identity tests loyalties.

Manotiton Bob Meservaiy Lola Barbolow Hamton Mesere Mesereau Jim le Tant Everett al Bartholow Frieudis Innuilifen Meserenu Hamilton

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